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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1948
Page
4
Potter and vicinity items cover visits from relatives in Reding and North Platte, travel to Alliance and Denver, holiday school calendar, Christmas programs and plays, church events, social gatherings at Womans Club and W. S. C. S., baby Milton Ray’s shower, local dinners, cantata at the Methodist Church, and upcoming basketball games and Legion meeting notices with gift exchange.
Mrs. Frank Meier hosts and visits fill a Sunday with family friends and neighbors. The F. I. M. Club held a party for members' children at Mrs. Marvin Fleming’s home. Several families travel to Omaha and Denver for events while local calls and visits to Sidneys residents continue through Saturday and Sunday.
Gurley news lists local contributions to Irene Troids and Gurley column. Dalton hosts The Pinochle Club last Friday at Kenneth McRoberts home. Lodge Pole residents Joe Melchair and Lyle visit Gurley during last week.
Dinner guests visited the Alfred Jorgensen and Earl Bishop homes Sunday. The Stately family and the Tremain and Miles households attended gatherings and a music recital at Sidney Auditorium. Hazel Miles visited Jerry Stengel, who is ill with pneumonia, and Evelyn Smith spent time with Frerichs family for birthday celebrations.
Lock Wood's Jewelry Store promotes Parker "51" pens as the ideal gift. The ad highlights the pen as a charming choice for both hand and heart, positioning it as a top gift option for shoppers.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Walker and son visited at the Oscar Redeen home. Clayton Spencer spent Sunday with Mrs V A Nelson in Potter. Bill Schaffert and boys along with Dick Julefs family and John Rice attended a Bridgeport trap shoot and enjoyed the show. Miss Porterfield was ill causing a Friday no school but returned Monday. The Shoemakers hosted a supper for Ivan Walker family and others. Rex and Gary Rogers spent Friday with the Schaffert children. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Carlson and Mr and Mrs Duncan families.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Jorgensen visited with Mr and Mrs Schmell Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ed Miles and daughter Hazel and Mrs Julia Rasmussen motored to Scottsbluff Wednesday. They called at Jerry Stengel's home on the way home. F N Club met Thursday at Verne Sharman's. four members absent. Gifts exchanged. Next meeting January 13 at Mrs Julia Rasmussen's home. Mrs Charles Smith and daughter Evelyn and Beatrice Nelson and Cecil Tremain family attended the play Friday night at district No 68 school by Farmers Union Local 750 members. Mr and Mrs Charles Foster were
The piece comments on the New York Social Register’s 1949 edition and its social gatekeeping while promoting HAND'S DATRY BAR at 999 9th Avenue with friendly staff and Birdseye Frozen Foods for the holidays. It mentions a clock anecdote about a village bird and ends with a phone contact.
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